July 26, 2008: Vol. 31, No. 29
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Park Slope archive
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Only ‘Human’
Dance: Prospect Park will be the stage for Human Landscape Dance’s “Rituals of the First Year” — an innovative dance performance that explores new parenthood — on Sunday. Comment.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
P’Heights to get protection?
Atlantic Yards: The city is moving toward protecting a wide swatch of Prospect Heights — but the proposed “historic district” would not hinder a project that some neighbors think is the biggest destroyer of the area’s history: Atlantic Yards. Comment.
Copper thief caught gold-handed
Park Slope: Cops nabbed a man stealing suddenly valuable copper piping from a Con Ed under-pavement vault on Tuesday — collaring a thief they believe was responsible for at least two other similar crimes in as many weeks. Comment.
Bike-loving editor’s wheels are swiped! All of Brooklyn horrified
Park Slope: If it’s Wednesday, it must be Crime Blotter day on BrooklynPaper.com. This week’s ghastly coverage begins close to home — with the theft of our editor’s beloved bicycle! Click below for your neighborhood or read all the crime news from Park Slope. Comments (2).
He’s out of hand and she’s out of touch
Prospect Heights: A woman and boyfriend argue, and she loses her cellphone — plus all the crime news from Prospect Heights’ 77th Precinct. Comment.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
What a dump! It must have been ‘Messy Monday’ in Prospect Park
Park Slope: Monday mornings have become a stinking mess at Prospect Park this summer, where overflowing piles of trash, rotting food, and more litter than you can shake a half-eaten chicken leg at have become a weekly ritual. Comments (7).
